The event takes place at HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro. UFC 134 is the UFC’s first event in Brazil since 1998, when “UFC Brazil: Ultimate Brazil” (UFC 17.5) took place in Sao Paulo. In addition to the pay-per-view main card, the event features a five-fight Facebook stream and a two-bout “UFC Prelims” broadcast on Spike TV.

Florian and Goldberg call all the fights.

Florian, who also hosts ESPN’s weekly “MMA Live” program, has been a fill-in broadcaster for events such as The Ultimate Fighter 11 Finale, UFC 83, WEC 49 and WEC 41.

A longtime UFC veteran who was runner-up on “The Ultimate Fighter 1,” Florian (15-5 MMA, 12-4 UFC) gets his third attempt at a UFC title when he meets featherweight champ Jose Aldo (19-1 MMA, 1-0 UFC) in October at UFC 138.

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